CC53 PD 3.0 QC3.0 Car Charger | 83W 1A1C & 3-Port Adapter
Compact PD 3.0 + QC 3.0 car chargers — the dual and triple port models that fast-charge an iPhone and an Android phone together.
| Models | 83W CC53-1A1C / 38W CC53-2A1C / 40W CC53-2C1A |
|---|---|
| Output split | PD 65W + QC 18W (83W model) |
| Ports | 1-2 x USB-A + 1 x Type-C |
| Protocols | PD 3.0, QC 3.0 |
| Input | 12-24V DC |
| Housing | PC+ABS high polishing |
| Protection | Short circuit / over-current / over-voltage / over-temperature |
| Certification | CE, RoHS, FCC |
| MOQ | 1000 pcs |
| Lead time | Around 30 working days |
If your customers charge a phone and one other device — a tablet, a power bank, a dash cam — a compact PD + QC3.0 car charger is the sweet spot between price and performance. The CC53 dual and triple port models combine Power Delivery with Quick Charge 3.0 in one small plug, so an iPhone and an Android phone both fast-charge at the same time instead of one of them dropping to 5V.
Model comparison
| Item No. | Total power | Ports | Output split | MOQ |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CC53-1A1C | 83W | 1 x USB-A + 1 x Type-C | PD 65W (Type-C) + QC 18W (USB-A) | 1000 pcs |
| CC53-2A1C | 38W | 2 x USB-A + 1 x Type-C | PD 20W (Type-C) + QC 18W x 2 (USB-A) | 1000 pcs |
| CC53-2C1A | 40W | 2 x Type-C + 1 x USB-A | PD 20W x 2 (Type-C) + QC 18W (USB-A) | 1000 pcs |
The 83W CC53-1A1C explained
The flagship of this group is the CC53-1A1C. Its Type-C port runs PD 65W — enough for a tablet or a light laptop — while the USB-A port delivers QC 18W for a phone. Total output reaches 83W when both ports are loaded, so both devices charge at full speed instead of sharing a single 30W budget.
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Model numbers | CC53-1A1C, CC53-2A1C, CC53-2C1A |
| Type | PD 3.0 + QC3.0 car charger |
| Input | 12-24V |
| Output power | 83W (1A1C), 38W (2A1C), 40W (2C1A) |
| Output | 3.6-6.5V/3A, 6.5-9V/2A, 9-12V/1.5A, QC 18W |
| Type-C output | 5V/3A, 9V/3A, 12V/3A, 15V/3A, 20V/3.25A (PD 65W on CC53-1A1C) |
| Type-C output (20W models) | 5V/3A, 9V/2.22A, 12V/1.67A, PD 20W |
| Housing material | PC+ABS high polishing |
| Colour options | Black, white |
| Protection | Short circuit, over-current, over-voltage, over-temperature protection |
| Warranty | 1 year |
| Certification | CE, RoHS, FCC |
| Customisation | Custom logo and custom packaging, OEM/ODM |
| Delivery time | Around 30 working days after deposit, depending on quantity |
PD 3.0 vs QC3.0: what the customer actually gets
- PD 3.0 (Power Delivery) is the USB-C standard used by iPhones, iPads and most modern Android flagships, and it is the only way to fast-charge a tablet or laptop from a car socket.
- QC 3.0 (Quick Charge) is the USB-A protocol used by a large installed base of Android phones and accessories, charging them far faster than a standard 5V/2.4A port.
- Having both means one charger covers an iPhone and an Android phone at the same time — the single most common reason customers move up from a basic car adapter.
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Port layouts: choose which ports your customers need
One USB-A plus one Type-C on the 83W 1A1C, two USB-A plus one Type-C on the 2A1C, and two Type-C plus one USB-A on the 2C1A. The bodies look nearly identical from outside, so check the port mix rather than the wattage when matching a model to an order.
Automatic power distribution
Each model re-negotiates the split as devices are added instead of dropping to a slow trickle. The 83W leads with PD 65W alongside QC 18W, the 2A1C does PD 20W plus two QC 18W outputs, and the 2C1A spreads 40W across two Type-C ports and one USB-A.
Which phones actually fast-charge
Between PD 3.0 on the Type-C side and QC 3.0 on USB-A, recent iPhones, Samsung Galaxy, Xiaomi, Huawei and most other Android lines all get their native fast-charge rate. Older micro-USB accessories and dash cams keep working off the USB-A ports, which is why these three are the easiest models to sell.
In the car, and the finish options
Installed shots plus the black-gold finish available on the 83W. White ships as standard across all three, and logo printing or custom colour starts at 1,000 pieces.
Frequently asked questions
What does 1A1C mean?
It describes the port layout: one USB-A port plus one Type-C port. CC53-2A1C means two USB-A plus one Type-C, and CC53-2C1A means two Type-C plus one USB-A.
Why is the CC53-1A1C rated 83W?
83W is the combined maximum output: PD 65W on the Type-C port plus QC 18W on the USB-A port. The two figures are the same rating expressed in two ways, not two different products.
Will these fast charge an iPhone and an Android phone together?
Yes. The Type-C port runs PD, which iPhones use, and the USB-A port runs QC 3.0 for Android devices. Both ports deliver fast charging simultaneously.
Is a 12-24V input safe for my car?
Yes. The 12-24V input range covers standard passenger cars and 24V trucks, and the charger includes over-voltage, over-current and short-circuit protection.
Can you supply these with our brand?
Yes. All three models support custom logo printing and custom retail packaging as OEM/ODM. Contact us with your requirements.
What is the lead time?
Production is typically around 30 working days from receipt of order and deposit, depending on quantity. Samples can be arranged before mass production.
Get a wholesale quote
All CC53 models support OEM/ODM: custom logo, custom colour, custom packaging and private mould. Send your target quantity and market so we can quote the right model and shipping method. Contact the SUNDA sales team for pricing and samples.
